Nevertheless, attention has increasingly been drawn to the fact that the evolution of cultural traditions involves a process of social inheritance, variation in the details of practice, and differential representation of given variants in subsequent generations (i.e. sorting due to various selection processes and cultural drift) (e.g.[28], [29]).
Areas covered included details of practice, conditions encountered, methods used and opinion on medical systems.
The aim of this survey was to obtain an overview of spinal practice rather than details of practice specific to each surgical procedure.
Other shortcomings of the study relate to the limited details of practice arrangements regarding initial assessment, supervised consumption, and counselling arrangements.
Across the cases, the volume of patients increased by between 400 and 800 patients per GP (see Table 2 for specific details of practice volumes changes).
Providers were asked about their years of schooling, training and apprenticeships, details of practice, most common conditions seen, system of medicine practiced, source of new knowledge, referral relationships and membership of any association.
For example, Sutton & McLean [ 26] were able to obtain details of practice funding in one Scottish health authority (Ayrshire and Arran) and found a significant relationship between higher funding and lower total QOF score, independent of confounding by deprivation.
And on another tack, subdividing principles such as Demotivate might lead to harvesting/differentiation of greater detail of practice, for example 'Disgust' – where, say, skunk sprays have halted assaults.
With the appearance of AIDS, the details of sexual practices suddenly became critical pieces of information.
Many details of the practices that incited Wukan's protests are murky.
